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I am an East Dulwich based professional photographer with 45 year's experience of using cameras (including film cameras) offering hourly photography lessons to people who are new to digital photography or unclear how to use a camera. I shoot on Canon but am also familiar with Nikon and most other brands. If your pictures aren't turning out exactly how you'd like them to be or you haven't got a clue how to use the settings on your camera (apart from Auto) then please get in touch.

Reasonable hourly rates and gift vouchers available.

Adam Swaine

ADAM SWAINE PHOTOGRAPHY

16A Forest Hill Road

East Dulwich

07798 526 569

Adam gave me lessons on how to use my camera. He has a lot of knowledge and is also very patient. I took some cracking shots at my nephews wedding, thanks to Adam's lessons. Very reasonable prices and he doesn't rush. He's very good at explaining. I took a notebook and jotted things down too. We did a lot of practising in the park, nice shots! Thanks Adam.

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